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to get the barrels out you have to unloose the little screw on on the left side behind the pin that hold the barrel ![]() if the screw is out you can push the pin to the right side and the barrels come free ![]() ![]() serial number: No. 4969. C.1 the C(?) is maybe for Caliber written with a C and not with a K as Kaliber in modern german in "Der Waffenschmied No.45" you see Drillings in the 3400-3500 number range without proof so make before 1891. if you remember that v.Dreyse reach the 20000 in the 1880s its clear that it had a much bigger circulation. but Dreyse was one of the biggest military rifle maker then build up with government money. ![]() eagle and U with crown proof so made in the 1890s ![]() S and BERN on the damascus barrels, right barrel have the E in BERN back to front I think its the stamp of the barrel maker ![]() serial number and CP under the barrel CP could be Collath Patent? ![]() ![]() ![]() the barrels are inside like a mirror ![]() I have seen worse so not bad for damascus black powder |